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Well, almost

The Other Press Type-
writers were narrowly de-
feated in four straight games
during the volleyball tour-
nament held last Friday
night at the Queen’s Park
Arenex.

Despite outstanding play
by Allison Pontifex and Ka-
mikaze Fred Cirillo, the
Typewriters were just no
match for such talented
teams_as the ‘“‘Jiving Ger-
bils’’, ‘‘Pimps and Queers’’,
and the “Jerks and Spas-
tics’’

O. P. wins tourney.

The overall champion was
the ‘‘Boobies’’ with the
‘*Giants’’ coming second. In
the consolation round the
‘‘Turn-ons’’ were victorious,
crushing the ‘‘Puckers’’ in
the final game.

Other teams were the
“‘Nads’’, — ‘*Safecrackers’’,
‘‘Outsiders’’, and ‘‘Puddle
Jumpers’”’

The tournament was
marred by the fact that beer
was not served until after the
games were completed. This
took away a lot of fun that
was evident in last year’s
tournament.

The event rather fizzled

Swim swim swim

Merry Christmas - from
the student society; its about
time, too.

After three long dry
months, the student society
has finally come through
with free swimming for the
students living in Surrey.
Unfortunately, students in

Richmond will have to be
content splashing around in
the puddles of their new
pool’s parking lot.

Dave Johnston, student
council president said the
reason the student society
was so long in getting the
pools in» Surrey open to

  

students was that the ar-
rangements by which the
pool would be paid had to be
worked out. And that also
happens to be the reason
why the pool in Richmond is
not open to students, he
stated.

The two pools in Surrey
are the North and South
Surrey pools. Both are open
to students at various times
during the day, every day of
the week. The Canada games
pool is open to students at
various times on Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sun-
day.

At present, students show

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out after the games were
over - the Arenex isn’t
exactly the best place for
drinking and dancing when
there is only a few people.
Still, the student council
shouldn’t get discouraged.
Just try to liven things up a
bit next time, okay you guys?
And if you put another one of
these things on, watch out
for the O.P. Typewriters.
(We know these women on
the national teams, see, and
they’d be glad to help us out
for oh, say, a half-page ad in
our paper and, well, I’m sure
you know what would hap-

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their student card upon en-
tering the pool and the
cashier enters a check mark
on a list and later bill the
student society. In Richmond
the recreation department
wants the student society to
purchase the tickets in bulk
and supply them to the
students on campus.

“This arrangement would
be extremely inconvenient
and probably unworkable at
this time,’’ Johnston said,
‘‘But we are still working on
them.”’

Students will still be able
to use the pools free over the
Christmas holidays.